sportsgirl211

I am a huge fan of movies, especially horror films. But this one was not a horror...it belonged to a genre all its own, which I would probably call "disgusting, pointless, overrated gore and blood". Don't get me wrong, I do not have a weak stomach and I do not close my eyes because of gore. I enjoyed Saw 1 & 2, which had a lot of blood and pain. However, those movies had a story, which this one is rather lacking. This movie was extremely predictable and boring, and I did not get scared even once. I did not scream or flinch or anything. I was mildly disgusted by all the random blood, but mostly I was glad when the movie was over. I recommend saving your money, and not seeing this film. It is glorifying senseless violence (I know, I know, what else are horror films for, but this one was just a waste of time and money) and you will be a happier person if you choose not to see it. I don't mean to offend people who like this movie, but I just want to point out that a serial killer+sick ways of killing people+blood does not equal scary. Scary was what I wanted, and it was definitely not what I got.

I am so sick of everyone comparing SHARK TALE to FINDING NEMO. Finding Nemo was a good movie, but when did it suddenly set the standard for every other Dreamworks or Disney movie that came out after it? This was a great movie. I saw it when it came out, and my whole family liked it (and believe me, my parents are very picky when it comes to movies). I even dragged my friends to go see it and they loved it. It is funny and clever, with lots of great songs and humorous moments.

The acting was well done...particularly Jack Black and Renee Zellewegger...and the animation was good too. The music was fun, the characters were great (especially the Jamaican Jellyfish, mon!) and overall THIS MOVIE WAS GREAT! DON'T LISTEN TO THE BAD COMMENTS! GIVE THIS MOVIE HAVE A CHANCE...AND YOU MAY BE SURPRISED!

Until then..."Don't worry...about a thing...because every little thing...is gonna be all right..."

I am in the middle of reading the book, but the only reason I am reading it is because I saw the movie on TV one day and I thought that I should read the book because the movie was so good and interesting. Granted, I missed the first twenty minutes of the movie, but what I saw was really good...and it was a nice, light, easy movie. Mischa Barton was a great choice.

I might be biased because I LOVE DOLPHINS AND MARINE BIOLOGY, but it would have been a good movie nonetheless. Anyways, it made me more interested in dolphins.

By the way...the book is great! You should read it!